Rarer Orca-Amethyst-Agate with Pink Amethyst – An extraordinary natural work of art from Bolivia- 2561.22 g

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This spectacular Orca Amethyst Agate with Pink Amethyst ranks among the most fascinating mineral rarities from Bolivia.
The exceptional combination of deep blue Orca Agate, softly violet to pinkish amethyst, and finely crystallized quartz facets makes this exclusive one-off a true masterpiece of nature.
Its harmonious freeform and the elaborate high-gloss polish showcase the unique colors and structures in an impressive way.

Characteristic for Orca Agate are its striking blue, white, and gray tones, reminiscent of the high-contrast markings of an orca whale. In this extraordinary specimen they merge with a naturally grown zone of pink amethyst, whose delicate rosé and lavender tones form an elegant contrast to the intense agate structures. Fine quartz druses and transparent chalcedony layers give the stone additional depth and make it appear differently depending on the lighting.

The flowing banding, cloud-like chalcedony formations, and crystalline areas tell the story of a mineral formed over millions of years under extraordinary geological conditions. Each side reveals new patterns, color gradations, and fascinating details, making this natural work of art captivating from every angle.

The carefully worked freeform underlines the stone's natural aesthetics and makes it an exclusive eye-catcher in high-quality living spaces, galleries, hotels, or representative business premises. At the same time, this extraordinary specimen is a coveted collector's piece for lovers of rare minerals and unique natural art.

Especially the combination of Orca Agate and Pink Amethyst is extremely rare and is valued by collectors worldwide for its extraordinary color composition and limited availability. No two stones are alike—every banding, every crystal formation, and every color gradient are unique and make this specimen a one-of-a-kind.

An extraordinary Orca-Amethyst Agate with Pink Amethyst from Bolivia—a premier natural art piece of impressive elegance, geological rarity, and timeless beauty. A top-class collectible that reflects millions of years of Earth's history in perfected form.

Weight: 2561,22g
Size: 165x120mm
Treatment: Untreated
Origin: Anahi-Mine, Santa Cruz, Bolivien
Color: Purple
Gem Type: 100% Natural Amethyst
Hardness: 7

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It is believed that certain gemstones and minerals have beneficial health and spiritual properties.
We und Catawiki cannot guarantee or be held liable for these suggested attributes which have no scientific
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This spectacular Orca Amethyst Agate with Pink Amethyst ranks among the most fascinating mineral rarities from Bolivia.
The exceptional combination of deep blue Orca Agate, softly violet to pinkish amethyst, and finely crystallized quartz facets makes this exclusive one-off a true masterpiece of nature.
Its harmonious freeform and the elaborate high-gloss polish showcase the unique colors and structures in an impressive way.

Characteristic for Orca Agate are its striking blue, white, and gray tones, reminiscent of the high-contrast markings of an orca whale. In this extraordinary specimen they merge with a naturally grown zone of pink amethyst, whose delicate rosé and lavender tones form an elegant contrast to the intense agate structures. Fine quartz druses and transparent chalcedony layers give the stone additional depth and make it appear differently depending on the lighting.

The flowing banding, cloud-like chalcedony formations, and crystalline areas tell the story of a mineral formed over millions of years under extraordinary geological conditions. Each side reveals new patterns, color gradations, and fascinating details, making this natural work of art captivating from every angle.

The carefully worked freeform underlines the stone's natural aesthetics and makes it an exclusive eye-catcher in high-quality living spaces, galleries, hotels, or representative business premises. At the same time, this extraordinary specimen is a coveted collector's piece for lovers of rare minerals and unique natural art.

Especially the combination of Orca Agate and Pink Amethyst is extremely rare and is valued by collectors worldwide for its extraordinary color composition and limited availability. No two stones are alike—every banding, every crystal formation, and every color gradient are unique and make this specimen a one-of-a-kind.

An extraordinary Orca-Amethyst Agate with Pink Amethyst from Bolivia—a premier natural art piece of impressive elegance, geological rarity, and timeless beauty. A top-class collectible that reflects millions of years of Earth's history in perfected form.

Weight: 2561,22g
Size: 165x120mm
Treatment: Untreated
Origin: Anahi-Mine, Santa Cruz, Bolivien
Color: Purple
Gem Type: 100% Natural Amethyst
Hardness: 7

The disclaimer about the healing properties
as previously given :
It is believed that certain gemstones and minerals have beneficial health and spiritual properties.
We und Catawiki cannot guarantee or be held liable for these suggested attributes which have no scientific
evidence and cannot be considered a substitute for traditional medical treatment.

Details

Main mineral
Rarer Orca-Amethyst-Agate with Pink Amethyst –
Mineral form
An extraordinary natural work of art from Bolivia
Weight
2561.22 g
Origin (region/city)
Anahi-Mine, Santa Cruz
Country of origin
Bolivia
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Objects sold
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